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Ever since Shawn modified my M800 and added the custom Blue Lizard Binde I've wanted a Pelikan M1000 done in the same material! I picked up a green stripe 1000 earlier this year and we've talked about how he might be able to make this happen. The Blue Lizard material is not quite big enough to match the actual outer diameter of the original binde on the M1000. He looked at casting the blank in another material then turning it, at building up the surface with another material and then turning it, well long story short, I asked just how much too small is the outer diameter of the blue lizard blank. He said it is just barely smaller but he couldn't be sure if he went with the blank, as is, if the pen would post. Hey, if you know me, you know I don't post pens especially big pens like the M1000. So I said go for it! He's right it won't post but goodness it's beautiful, I love it!

 

Here are my M800 and new M1000 with Shawn Newton custom Blue Lizard Bindes!

 

 

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Pakman, very nice pair.

 

Pelikan has been majoring in blue and brown for awhile now, especially in the M800 size. Sometimes a guy just has to take matters in his own hands if he wants a different color... so, I've got a pen in Shawn's queue now, an M800... will post pics when it is finished. Not blue or brown :lol:

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Shawn does nice work. Someday I want to have the money to commission a custom pen from him. Haven't decided quite which model, but I've already mentally picked out the materials.... :rolleyes:

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Really, really nice.

 

I have an idea for a project in my dream list for him: A pen with a depiction of one of my favorite Koi engraved into the pen. When I had him make a set as a gift for my son, my wife asked me if I wanted her to have him create a pen for me. I should have jumped on that!

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Shawn's work is great! Anyone thinking of a Pelikan Binde should consider him! The price is much less than his new custom pens. He can do bindes with almost any of the blanks that he has on his website for custom pens.

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Pakman:

 

I just noticed you use The Write Pen for restoration work. I have had work done (restoration as well as nib work) by a lot of folks and for the last two years or so I have settled on Danny. he's the perfect combination of excellent work, great turnaround time and prices not matched by anyone else. In fact when I got home from vacation on Monday I had 3 pens waiting at the post office which he had worked on. All three (two Vacs and a nib grind for a Kaweco) are now in perfect working order.

 

Call me a satisfied customer.

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I'm so glad you are using Danny for your pen repairs, he does such great work and as you mentioned he is cheaper and keeps a shorter queue than most anyone!

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Ever since Shawn modified my M800 and added the custom Blue Lizard Binde I've wanted a Pelikan M1000 done in the same material! I picked up a green stripe 1000 earlier this year and we've talked about how he might be able to make this happen. The Blue Lizard material is not quite big enough to match the actual outer diameter of the original binde on the M1000. He looked at casting the blank in another material then turning it, at building up the surface with another material and then turning it, well long story short, I asked just how much too small is the outer diameter of the blue lizard blank. He said it is just barely smaller but he couldn't be sure if he went with the blank, as is, if the pen would post. Hey, if you know me, you know I don't post pens especially big pens like the M1000. So I said go for it! He's right it won't post but goodness it's beautiful, I love it!

 

Here are my M800 and new M1000 with Shawn Newton custom Blue Lizard Bindes!

 

 

 

this looks awesome :thumbup:

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I'm not a custom binde guy but that looks beautiful!

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